Vocabulary List 2 Flashcards

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Adapt

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to change in order to fit new conditions or surroundings. Example: Animals adapt to cold weather by growing thick fur.

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Anticipate

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to expect something to happen; to look forward to it. Example: She could anticipate the storm because the sky turned dark.

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Brisk

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quick, active, and full of energy. Example: They took a brisk walk to warm up on the chilly morning.

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Conclude

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to bring something to an end or to decide after thinking about it. Example: We can conclude that plants need sunlight because the ones in the shade didn’t grow well.

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Decline

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to become less or weaker; or to politely say “no”. Example: The number of butterflies began to decline when their habitat was destroyed.

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Endure

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to put up with something difficult; to last through challenges. Example: The hikers had to endure the heavy rain during their trip.

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Harsh

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rough, cruel, or unpleasant. Example: The harsh wind made it hard to walk outside.

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Ignite

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to set on fire; to start something burning or to spark an idea. Example: A single match can ignite a campfire.

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Navigate

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to find the way to a place, often by using a map or directions. Example: We used a compass to navigate through the forest.

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Reliable

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able to be trusted to do what is expected. Example: He is a reliable friend who always keeps his promises.